DAISY MAY - Bull Terrier Dog for Adoption in Fosters, Alabama

MEET DAISY

Daisy is a survivor in every sense of the word.

When Animal Control picked her up, she was in terrible condition and fighting to stay alive. Neglected, severely underweight, and missing much of her hair, it was obvious this girl had suffered extreme cruelty for a very long time.

The amazing part?

She still loves people.

Despite everything she has been through, Daisy remains gentle, affectionate, and incredibly sweet. Her coat is growing back now, though you can still see thin spots where her body is healing from the neglect she endured. Every single week she looks a little healthier, a little stronger, and a little more hopeful.

Daisy is:
friendly with dogs her size
affectionate with people
resilient beyond words
learning what safety and kindness feel like

We are unsure how she does with cats, so slow introductions and caution would be recommended.

Daisy doesnt need perfection.
She doesnt need fancy.
She doesnt need someone looking for a flawless dog.

She needs someone who sees past the scars and understands just how special a dog like this truly is.

Because the dogs who have every reason not to trust humans... yet choose to love anyway?
Those are the ones that change you forever.


Adoption Fee: $250

Currently located in Fosters, AL and can be transported North to an adopter for an additional $200. Interested in adopting? Apply here: https://forms.gle/emAhij7FiTcZuvHA6

If you have any questions about adopting, fostering or about our available dogs, email us today at cheyenne.ngladoptions@gmail.com

Must be 21+ to adopt!

The Bull Terrier is a distinctive and energetic dog breed known for its muscular build, egg shaped head, and unique personality. Originally bred for blood sports, Bull Terriers have evolved into affectionate companions with a playful and clownish demeanor. Their short, flat coat comes in a variety of colors. While known for their strong will, Bull Terriers are intelligent and loyal, forming strong bonds with their families. Proper training, socialization, and exercise are essential for the well being of this breed.